Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-10
LOCAL BREWTES.

Mr.. ". NJ. Black left today for New
York city.
Mr.. Charles Putnam, of Nenia, Is In this
city today.
Mr.. William T. Stilwell left last night fol
New York city.
Councilman E. NJ. Crumley went to Co
lumbus this morning.
Agent George H. Knight. of the Bee
Line. went to Marysyille this morning.
The Big Six band holds forth In its grand
concert tomorrow night at Temperance
hall
Mrs. Little. of Grape Grove. the aged
mother Of Hon. John Little, is lying at the
point Of death.
Miss Walker, Salvation army captain,
arrived In this city Saturday evening, from
Manchester, England.
DIR. FaIconer left today for Steubenville.
Ohio. to attend the funeral of his brother,
the late Alex. Falconer, esq.
Miss Bertha Falconer left this morning
for Hollidaysburg, Pa, to resume her
studies in the seminary there.
Mrs George Fehrman and daughter, Miss
Grace. and Miss Ella Little, of Yellow
Springs, were it the city today.
Cedarville Herald: Mrs. Reader. Of
Springfield, made her brother, c. W.
Grouse, pleasant visit, this week.
The Rev. Joseph Kyle went to Xenia to-
day to assist the Rev. Smith, pastor of the
Third L. P. church Of that city, in his ser
vices this week.
Mr.. Rob. Frey left this morning for
school at South Williamsburg, Mass. His
sister. Miss Susie Frey. also left for school
at Dobb's Ferry, New York.
Rev. DIR. Byers, of Columbus, secretary
If the state board Of charities. was in the
city yesterday, and preached last evening
at High street NJ. E. church.
George Myers and Tom Riley, for lOiter-
ing, Fred Weimer for disOrderly conduct
and George Green for being drunk and dis
orderly, were station-housed yesterday.
Valentines day comes on Monday, Wash
ington's birthday on Tuesday. Decoration
dsv on Monday, and Christmas on Sunday.
Easter occurs on April 10th, and Thanks
giving on the cath of November. The
Stete election will be held on the sth of
November.
Mr. t. E. Harwood, OF the GGzette, Ie-
ceived the sad intelligence this morning that
among the number killed in the terrible B.
& o. accident at Tiffin last week. was his
cousin, Frank Irwin, of Black Hand,
Muskingum county, Ohio. Deceased was
telegraph lineman.
The new church at Harshman, of which
frequent mention has been made, will be
dedicated the Esd inst. President Ort, of
Springfield, and DIR. Singly, editor of th'
Evangelist. Bellefontaine. will deliver tht
morning addresses. Other speakers will be
present in the afternOon.-Dayton Journal
The result of accidents on the various
railroads in Ohio last year was as follows
Killed 6s passengers, "a employees, 1913
others; total, 295. Injured Al passengers
Az employees and 177 others; total, 665.
The ratio is one passenger killed to every
3.96O.2l3 carried, and one passenger injured
TO every IT'S, 1853 carried
Piqua Dispatch: We are gratified to
learn that Warren Ross. son of our fellow
citizen, Allen Ross, and who has become
quite prominent in Springfield for his busi-
ness qualifications, has recently been ap
pointed general manager of the ing
force of p. p. Mast & Co, of that place.
This is an important and responsible posi-
ton and it gives US pleasure to note the pro-
gress of our young men.